MSK Malignancy Flashcards

1
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PS - Metastatic bone disesae (8)

A
Unremitting dull pain 
Worse at night and doesn't change on position 
Sharp upon weight bearing 
Normally comes up quite quickly 
Hypercalcaemia 
Pathological # 
B Sx
Sx of SC compression
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2
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O/E - metastatic bone disease (3)

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Bone tenderness
Decreased range of movement
Local lymphadenopathy

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3
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Common sites 1’ tumours to the bones (5)

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BLT KP
Breast 
Lung 
Thyroid 
Kidney
Prostate
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4
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DDx mets bone (3)

A

Multiple myeloma
Lymphoma
Osteomyelitis

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5
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Ix suspected bone mets (5)

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Skeletal radioisotope scans - mets = hot areas 
Skeletal XR - sclerotic/lytic lesions 
CT/MRI 
CT biopsy 
Bloods
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6
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‘Bad’ XR features suggesting malignancy (5)

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Wide zone transition 
Permeative margin 
Interruppted periosteal reaction 
Cortical destruction 
Lytic
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7
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Mx bone pain in mets (5)

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Establish 1' diagnosis 
Analgesia/local radiotherapy to control
Bisphosphonates - decrease fracture risk 
Chemo/hormone therapy = breast/prostate 
Prophylactic surgery - stabilise joints
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8
Q

What is multiple myeloma

A

Haem condition of plasma cell proliferation

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9
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PS multiple myeloma (CRABBI)

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Ca - hypercalcaemia --> constipation, nausea, confusion 
R - renal (dehydration/thirst, CKD) 
Anaemia 
Bleeding 
Bone destruction - patho #
Infection
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10
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Ix multiple myeloma

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FBC/U+E
Se/urine electrophoresis - Incr IgA/C protein (bence/jones protein)
Bone marrow aspiration

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11
Q

Mx multiple myeloma (3)

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Radiotherapy

Spinal decompression + fusion if necess

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12
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Type of 1’ bone tumours (3)

A

Osteosarcoma
Chrondrosarcoma
Osteoma

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13
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What is an osteosarcoma

A

Malignant tumour of osteoblasts

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14
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Prognosis osteosarcoma

A

5y 10%

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15
Q

Who gets osteosarcomas

A

Children

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16
Q

Which bone is most affected by osteosarcoma

A

KNee

17
Q

Which other condition is osteosarcoma associated with?

A

Paget’s disease

18
Q

Where does osteosarcoma mets to?

A

Lung

19
Q

What is chondrosarcoma

A

Malignant cartilage forming lesion

20
Q

Growth - chondrosarcoma

A

slow

21
Q

Who gets chondrosarcomas

A

Adults

22
Q

Where are chondrosarcomas most commonly?

A

pelvis

23
Q

PS 1’ bone tumours (3)

A

Pain
Mechanical Sx
Pathological #

24
Q

Mx 1’ bone tumours aims

A

1’ - survival

2’ - limb preservation

25
Q

Mx 1’ bone tumour

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En-bloc resection + adjuvant chemo/radiotherapy